Articles for tag: 1940, 1940s, Liberal Politics, Roosevelt

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Election of 1940: Franklin Roosevelt Breaks the Two Term Tradition

Candidates: Democratic Party: Franklin Roosevelt (New York) and Henry Wallace (Iowa) Republican Party: Wendell Willkie (New York) and Charles McNary (Oregon) Election Results: Roosevelt and Wallace: 27.31 million popular votes, 449 electoral votes. Willkie and McNary: 22.34 million popular votes, 82 electoral votes. Summary: As the 1940 presidential election loomed large, the question of whether ...

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Ten Best Liberal Political Blogs

Information on the Net is available for all sorts of folks and ways of thinking. If you are inclined to the left of the political spectrum you will find plenty of information on the Net. Blogs and Bloggers are great source of information for liberal politics. Here is a list I have compiled about the ...

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Great 24-Hour Restaurants in Manhattan, New York

Got a late night craving and in Manhattan? Here are some great Manhattan restaurants that are open 24 hours: Wo Hop – 17 Mott St Wo Hop, one of the city’s best loved Chinese restaurants, has been around for decades. It’s atmosphere is somewhere between trendy “Asia fusion” restaurants that are so popular nowadays and ...

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Best San Francisco Strip Joints

San Francisco, California is known for so many memorable things. Alcatraz, cable cars, Fisherman’s Wharf, the Golden Gate Bridge, Nob Hill, and earthquakes are just a few of San Francisco’s trademarks. Liberal politics, particularly on social issues, is something else San Francisco is famous for. And this let and let live attitude is one of ...

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Top 10 Liberal Political Blogs

Everyone knows the best and most up to date news and opinions are no longer provided by the mainstream media. The internet in recent years has been found to give the best and most valuable information in this respect. Among all topics for blogs, politics is the most popular. Millions of people read popular blogs ...

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Where to Buy Cheap Gas in Austin, Texas

Austin, Texas is just plain weird. Indeed, the localized campaign to “Keep Austin Weird” represents a general call to preserve green space, small businesses, smart development, and a unique flair for all things cutting edge. The enclave is identified with the Texas State Capitol, University of Texas, live music, high technology, and explosive growth. In ...